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House of Delegates Member · Legislative District 10 · Maryland · 2026 Primary
Members of the Maryland House of Delegates represent their local districts in the state legislature by proposing, debating, and voting on laws that impact public education, healthcare, and transportation. They work alongside the state Senate to pass Maryland’s annual budget and determine how tax dollars are allocated to community services and infrastructure projects. This office is vital because delegates shape the statewide policies and spending priorities that directly influence the daily lives of all residents.
View all candidates in this raceRobin Harvey is a Maryland social worker and former public servant seeking election to the House of Delegates in District 10. She has dedicated over 25 years to serving children and families across Maryland, beginning her career as a guidance counselor in Boston Public Schools before earning degrees from William & Mary (Psychology) and the University of Pennsylvania (Master of Social Work). Currently, she serves as Executive Director of the Office of Licensing and Monitoring within the Maryland Department of Human Services, overseeing statewide licensing of residential child care agencies. She previously served on the Baltimore County Board of Education as Vice Chair for three years representing Councilmanic District 1, and earned the Baltimore Child Abuse Center's Hero Award in 2017 for her work protecting vulnerable children.
Sources: Campaign website
For more than 25 years, Robin Harvey has dedicated her career to serving children and families across Maryland.
Robin is known for pairing compassion with data-driven strategy — ensuring that good intentions translate into measurable impact.
In District 10, strong public schools are the foundation of strong communities. We must invest early in literacy and Pre-K, make sure funding follows the needs of our students and families, modernize aging facilities, and expand career and technical pathways that connect students to real opportunity.
District 10 deserves housing options that are affordable, attainable, and aligned with the needs of our communities.
Source: robinharvey.org
Education
Invest in early literacy and Pre-K, ensure funding follows student needs, modernize aging school facilities, expand career and technical pathways, support retention of excellent educators, and invest in full school teams including paraprofessionals, counselors, social workers, bus drivers, psychologists, nurses, and support staff.
“In District 10, strong public schools are the foundation of strong communities. We must invest early in literacy and Pre-K, make sure funding follows the needs of our students and families, modernize aging facilities, and expand career and technical pathways that connect students to real opportunity.”
Housing
Preserve existing affordable homes, expand first-time homebuyer support, encourage diverse housing types near transit and jobs, protect renters from displacement, leverage public-private partnerships, and use state and federal resources to increase supply.
“District 10 deserves housing options that are affordable, attainable, and aligned with the needs of our communities. That means preserving existing affordable homes, expanding first-time homebuyer support, encouraging diverse housing types near transit and jobs, and protecting renters from displacement.”
Economic Development
Transform Security Square Mall into a vibrant center of jobs, green space, small business opportunity, and community life. Support infrastructure including reliable frequent transit service connecting District 10 to major commercial hubs, modernizing commercial corridors and streetscapes, and investing in last-mile solutions.
“Seeing the revitalization of Security Square Mall through to completion means transforming a long-neglected property into a vibrant center of jobs, green space, small business opportunity, and community life — so District 10 families can see and feel real economic renewal right in our own neighborhoods.”
The Maryland House of Delegates District 10 race is shaping up as one of the most closely watched contests in Baltimore County heading toward the 2026 primary and general elections. The district historically leans Democratic but remains competitive enough to attract strong Republican challengers, making it a political battleground where local issues often outweigh national party narratives. The race represents more than just a local election—it's described as a referendum on the direction of the region following the retirement of longtime Delegate and former Speaker Adrienne Jones.
“In District 10, strong public schools are the foundation of strong communities. We must invest early in literacy and Pre-K, make sure funding follows the needs of our students and families, modernize aging facilities, and expand career and technical pathways that connect students to real opportunity.”
Source“District 10 deserves housing options that are affordable, attainable, and aligned with the needs of our communities. That means preserving existing affordable homes, expanding first-time homebuyer support, encouraging diverse housing types near transit and jobs, and protecting renters from displacement.”
Source“Seeing the revitalization of Security Square Mall through to completion means transforming a long-neglected property into a vibrant center of jobs, green space, small business opportunity, and community life — so District 10 families can see and feel real economic renewal right in our own neighborhoods.”
Source“And supporting infrastructure means doing the work to make that renewal real: advocating for reliable, frequent transit service that connects District 10 to major commercial hubs, modernizing our commercial corridors and streetscapes, and investing in last-mile solutions so residents can safely and easily reach transit stops, jobs, and local businesses.”
Source“That collaborative effort helped secure a $20 million combined county and state investment to advance redevelopment and economic opportunity in the corridor.”
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